In the shadowed corners of modern art, where whimsy and unease collide, one figure scurries into view: the Rat Mutant. Born not from ancient myth, but from the anxieties of the late twentieth century, this icon rose from the debris of city streets. Street art pioneers like Blek le Rat and Banksy saw the rat for what it was—a survivor, an outcast—and mutated it into a potent symbol of resistance...
